To clarify, there may be more than one duplicate row and they will always be
directly below the original row they are duplicating.

"aileen" wrote:

I need to decipher if a row is a duplicate based on matching data in cells I,
K, L, N, and F. If the row is a duplicate, I need to add the value in cell F
to the original row's value in cell F and then delete the duplicate row. The
# of rows in the workbook changes everyday and the duplicates will not always
be right below the row it is duplicating.

Is this possible? Thanks for any help.